Re: Prenatal Development -- EDPR 2111 Sec 006 940-1105 TR

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Date Posted: 08:23:46 02/12/07 Mon
Author: Terrie Crowder (happy)
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Re: Prenatal Development
In reply to: Terrie Crowder 's message, "Prenatal Development" on 08:06:39 02/12/07 Mon

I believe that you can begin to form a bond with your baby before he/she is even born. However, I do not think that mother's who are unable to hold their baby right after birth lose their ability to bond with their baby. While I think that the best time is immediately after birth I do not think it makes/breaks the chance to have a close relationship with the baby. I felt overwhelming love for my babies as soon as I knew I was pregnant and I feel like the bonding for me began at that time. I was fortunate to be with both my children immediately after birth and for me being able to nurse them right away was what made me feel closer to them.

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